There are $516$ mango trees in an orchard. A man plucked $404$ mangoes from each tree. How many mangoes did he pluck altogether?

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Given: Number of mango trees $= 516$
Number of mangoes plucked from each tree $= 404$
Total number of mangoes plucked $=$ Number of mango trees $\times$ Number of mangoes plucked from each tree
$= 516 \times 404$
$516 \times 4042064 + 206400208464$
Hence, total $208464$ mangoes were plucked.

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There are 516 mango trees in an orchard. A man plucked 404 mangoes from each tree. How many mangoes did he pluck altogether?

Given: Number of mango trees =516Number of mangoes plucked from each tree =404Total number of mangoes plucked =Number of mango trees × Number of mangoes plucked from each tree =516×404516×404__________2064+206400__________208464Hence, total 208464 mangoes were plucked.

There are $516$ mango trees in an orchard. A man plucked $404$ mangoes from each tree. How many mangoes did he pluck altogether?

Given: Number of mango trees $= 516$
Number of mangoes plucked from each tree $= 404$
Total number of mangoes plucked $=$ Number of mango trees $\times$ Number of mangoes plucked from each tree
$= 516 \times 404$
$516 \times 4042064 + 206400208464$
Hence, total $208464$ mangoes were plucked.